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US, UK, Italy, France, and Germany Extends Support to Libyan Audit Bureau

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The five embassies emphasized their support for the Audit Bureau’s work, considering it an essential part of the Libyan state that helps strengthen international confidence in Libya, according to the statement.

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The five embassies emphasized their support for the Audit Bureau’s work, considering it an essential part of the Libyan state that helps strengthen international confidence in Libya, according to the statement.

In a joint statement, the embassies of the United States, the United Kingdom, Italy, France, and Germany affirmed their full support for the Libyan Audit Bureau and its leadership. They described it as an institution for ensuring public financial management and contributing to the fight against corruption and the theft of Libya’s resources.

The five embassies emphasized their support for the Audit Bureau’s work, considering it an essential part of the Libyan state that helps strengthen international confidence in Libya, according to the statement.

The statement also highlighted the need to respect the independence and integrity of the Audit Bureau by all parties in Libya, free from any political interference from any side.

 The Chairman of the High National Elections Commission (HNEC), Imad Al-Sayeh, discussed on Monday with the French Ambassador to Libya, Mustafa Mehraj, the Commission’s level of readiness to conduct the 2025 municipal council elections.

The meeting, held at the Commission’s headquarters in the capital, Tripoli, reviewed the efforts made to ensure that the electoral process proceeds under the highest international standards.

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During the meeting, the French Ambassador expressed the French government’s appreciation for the significant efforts made by the Commission to conduct fair and transparent elections. He also reiterated his country’s readiness to provide technical and advisory support to enhance the Commission’s readiness, ensuring the success of the upcoming elections.

This visit comes within the framework of the ongoing support provided by the international community for the democratic process in Libya.